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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-24

Continuance of the Woodwork ATeet;nps
Mrs. Woodwork is still continuing her meet
ings at the Second Colored Baptist Church. and
it is said has no intention of leaving the city
soon. The church is crowded every night with
crowd. composed mostly of colored people.
The cataleptic fits as numerous as ever. and
last week several persons remained unconscious
all NIGHT
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-24
Early Candidates for arayor.

The city election next fall is already being
salked of considerably. So far Councilman Eden
harter is the only Democrat who has announced
his name In connection with the Office. Mayor
Denny has announced that he will be candi-
date for the Republican nomination and DR..
Pettiiohn. of the Fourteenth ward is also in the
FIELD.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-24
PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES
PlT'TIS, BASSETT & co.
TO-DAY'S DOINGS.

Ballot on the election of q United States Senator
House of Representatives, IL o'clock IL.
Free lecture by Mrs. Emma p. Ewing on ''Our
Kitchen Interests Plymouth Church, evening.
Meeting Of the Knights Labor to take action relat
tive 10 the senatorial contest, Masonic Hail. even.
ing.
Board of Aldermen. evening.
Opening of the Casino, No. ~ North Mississippi
street. evening
Grand Opera -house-"A Rag Baby evening
The flnseum-Neil Burgess in VIM" afternoon and
evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June 6, 1857
oPFgRIgGe.
CORN.-2,BJ0 busbela.
OATS, 600 bushelS.
PRAs.-40 bushels.
MILL-OERAL--14 tons.
No sales reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
NORTH STATE NEWS.
LocaI-Option EIectiOns-Board OF
Education.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

special telegram TO the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, \. c., June 6.-Judge A. :.
SEYMOUR arrived here this evening and
otered the United States Court. The
criminal docket was first called. Ouly the
casts which cannot be balled will be tired,
as thee are no funds for the pay OF the
jury. The civil and equity dockets will be
disposed OF II possible. Judge Seymour
expo cts the session Of the court Will not be
over week in length. The criminal
docket is light Most OF the cases are
against illicit jistllers.
The state Board OF Education met here
to-day.
Propositions were submitted by Daniel
+. sickles, OF New York, for the purchase
OF public lands in the counties OF Hyde,
Dare, Tyrell, and Washington, these lands
being the ones once purchased by Bible &
Carrow, which the State had to foreclose.
The board decided that it could make no
sale OF these lands until they are surveyed
in accordance with the provisions OF the
act OF the Legislature. The lands have
never been surveyed, and are supposed
To contain about 100000 acres.
RALEIGH, n. c., June 6. Great interest
was mamie sted in the prohibition elections
i'm the State to-day. Here, though excite.
ment was more subdued than last year, 1t
was quite rs intense. A week ago 1t was
claimed by the Prohibitionists that their
majority would he over 400. In the past
few days they say that the liquor-dealers
spent much money mere aud changed votes
80 that to-day they expected the vote would
be close. The election was unattended by
anything sens ational. a fairly heavy vote
wa poleG.
Tire dry ticket won by majority OF 81.
Last year toe majority for the dry ticket
was IS. Tonight the prohibitionsts held
a mass.meeling. at which many speeches
were made snd kilograms from other points
were read to the cheering multitude.
Snow Hill j. dry by vote Of two to one.
Fieules are not Given.
Ptt,boro' is dry-fgures not given.
Concord is dFy-fgures not given.
GoidsborO' Is wet by 20 majority.
Charlotte Is wet by Il majority.
The election at Mnrgarettesyile was tie.
Winston went wet Oy 50 majority.
Kinsl0n l. ct Ly majority not stated.
There vas 10 election at Salisbury.
All pro biilon elections are for the
ncNt two yt.Is, In accordance with the
iaw enqcled b. tie last Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
baseball Yesterday.
fRx fnlnrranh 10 the nispafcf.


At Wilmington, n. c.:
tnAThstOns ............ ...'''.' ''''''to
At Philadelphia:
Wet ground caused a p0stponement Oh
the Athletic Cincinnati game to 'day.
AZ Staten Island:
Metroroliians $40 0 o 0 l j. D
81. LOUIS. .........0 l 0 0 0 0 o. l
Ba,e-hits metropolitan II; st. Louis,
0. Errors Metropoliians, 10; st. Louis, q.
At PHILADELPHIA:
New Yorks.... 30 0 1 0 3 90 l. 9
Philadelpbias.. ...0 3 | 0 O. o
Game called on account OF darkness.
Bast-bit-: New Yorks. 10; Philadelphlas,
IA. Errors New Yorks, 3; Philadel-
phias, @. Batterts: Keefe and ORourke;
casey aud Mcclure.
At " ashinPton:
washingions.. 0 3 1910 90 o. I
BostOBs. ..........0 0 l 90 ) o l. Z
Game called on account OF darkness.
Bose hits WaShingtons, IL; Bostons, Z.
Errors: Washinetons, o; Bostons, Q. Bat
terics: Whitrey and Mack; Madden and
Tate.
At B.ltimorc:
To days Baltimore Louisville game was
postponed on account OF rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

BENTLEY.-Departed this life, May 3lst,
Mrs. II. BENTLEY, wife Of Mr.. william Bentley,
OF Henrico county, Va. aged sixty-One years.
HUBAND.-Dod, ct his residence. in Man
chester, Va, at o'clock, June 4th, Mr..
THOMAS II. HUBAND; aged thirty-seyen
years.
4 precious one from ia has gone,
A voice we loved Is still;
A place Is vacant at orr homo
Which never can bo filled.
We will weep for thee, our father dear,
And Ger your grave will drop a tear.
The sorrows Of life together seen,
The river Of death now lies between.
We will weep for thee, our father dear
We miss thee now within our home
And 10 thy grave we win often go,
And there our tears will freely flow.
His funeral was preached at the First Bap-
list church.
HUBBARD.-Died, at his residence, in
Charles City county, Va, May 30, 1857, Will
LIAM Ii. HUBBARD, in his seventy SIX tn year.
MEONI.-Died, June 9th. at 1l:55 p NJ, at
his residence, No. 1903 east Franklin street, ID.
NEON: aged nfty-four years. He was born
in Italy. In the Province Of Tuscany.
His funeral win take placo from his late resi-
dence T TUESDAY, June 9TH, at O'Clock j. Nj.
FRIENDS and acquaintances are invited TO at
tend.
MOORE Died, Monday. juno 9th, at SOB p.
NJ. at tho residence Of his parents, in Chester
field county, JOHN WILLIAM MOORE; aged
three months and eight days.
Loaned, but not given"
May he rest In peace.
Funeral will take place from the residence
at 800 THIS EVENING.
Cleveland (O.) papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
TEE SHARP TRIAL.
investigation Of tho Alleged Jury
Fixing.
[Ry tolegraph 70 the pIspatch.l

Ak2iuSs
TBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
NEW YORK, June G.-To-day was a busy
day in the Court OF oyer and Terminer,
where Jacob Sharp Is being tried for
bribery. One hundred and sixty-one per-
sons, who bad been summoned as Jurors IN
the case. but had not responded when their
names were called, had been ordered TO
appear and show cause why they shouhi
not be punished for contempt. The Court
had also ,et apart this morning for inyes-
tigatIng the charge made last week by the
District Attorney that attempts to coTuptly
influence the Jurors had been made.
A numher OF witnesses were examined.
and at the close of the evidence the Court
announced that it would issue warrant for
attempted embracery against Lynch. Hoag-
land and Warner win be indicted for EN-.
traccry aud Lyrch for attempt, aud be
nied in the usual way by a jury.
The courtroom was so OyercroWded by
the two panels OF Jurors aud the l6l de-
linquents that Judge Barrett excused all
out tue witnesses for the people and those
required to show cause why they should
not be punished for contempt.
The roll OF deliuquents was called and
the Ju0ge directed that those not answer.
ing be arrested on non.batlable attach
mtnts.
Among those who failed 10 answer were
Tony Pastor, Richard X. Fox, Louis l..
Lorillard, Daniel Il. Dickinson. aud Hamli'
ton Mex. Twombley. Mr. Fox came In
aiterward. The work OF getting Jury
wss then continued.
The trial adjourned this evening with
eleven Jurors In the box. The defence
have exhausted sixteen peremptory chat.
lenRes and the people twelve. The total
plumber OF Jurors so far examined Is 1911
out OF l,iO0 summoned. No fines were
imposed to-day on talesmen who responded
to summonses to show cause why they
should not be punlshed for contempt, as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
Augusta County Items.

STANTON, June 6.-The Augusta County
Board Of Supervisors were IN session on
the 9TH instant. A new beating apparatus
was ordered for the county Jail, and James
II. Callisop, an experienced surveyor, was
recommended TO the County Cour, for APP
poiniment "a surveyor. X. b lundley
was also re- recommended for disappointment
as county steward OF the poor and SUPER
mlcu1ent OF the farm.
There were eleven professors OF Chris
tlanity baptized at the Baptist church sun
day night-Rev. James Nelson, d, d pas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

oil bad legal excuses. The Judge held
court continuously from 2 O'Clock dnt'l !!
This evening, and Just before Adjournment
Districi-Attorney MARITIME moved for tue
commitment OF the defendant.
Mr.. Stlckney, for the defence, argued
that II would jeopatdize Sharp's case, and
that he was sn old man aud seriously att
ing. and tha, II would be an unprece len'-
ed proceeding.
Judge Barrett fiuallv decided to defer
furtheraction on the District Attorneys mo.
ton until the warrants issued for the srre,t
Of alleged embracers should be returned.
Sharp and his counsel Ieft the courtroom,
The Judge refusing for the present 10 com
NIT defendant. Further proceedings IN
the embracery case will be heard to'mor-
row morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
FI.onR.

We quote: Fine, g. 50as2 rs; sapernns, g. 7is
1875; extra, 50. J0as375; family, tias459; peto1l
family. country, sI75as5.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.

At the annual meeting OF The Young
Mems Missionary Society Of the First bip
fist church on Sunday morning the omcer'
for the ensuing year were elected as ioi'
lows: President, Arthur Il. Clarke; wee
President, T.. Je,cr Bosher; Recording Sec
retary. Frank l.. Montague; Corresponding
secretary, Robert G.. stuart; treasurer
Howard NJ. Walthall; Assistant Treasurer,
William X. Thomas. The work OF thi'
society is the Mission station on Fourth
street beyond Leigh. The work Tor the
past year was very satisfactory, ana the so
ese,y starts its fiscal year with bright pros
meets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
The West Virginia Mining Troubles.
(Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June 6.-This
morning portion OF the miners at the
Winilrede Mines, where the disturbance,
occurred last week, signifed their desire to
60 TO work at the company's terms, ana tue
mines again resumed operations, though
with a greatly reduced force. lti> thought
that the example set to-day will DC followed
by The other miners al this mine. Bean :
mine. one OF the smaller ones, which Ia,
been closed, also opened to-day with iuii
force. the miners having agreed to monthly
p1YmentS. The situation tonight is re-
carded As favorable for the resumption OF
wcilx at most OF the mines this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

gzDsg.nL Bacon fbossd)- -shosldea. -
E8: long cloar and cisar ribe, - 49,
Rs5; shogt clssr, s&sOao6o7X. Hams ssseay
s CINCINNATI
CuUmAN. June s.-Flour steady; family
sa75e3ag0; fancy, etaA:h Wheat IN fsr a.
. MIXED, ioxslfc. Oats nrm No. . mired,
29a s9kc. PORK dull ~ 11sb. Lard In god
demand as EnK. Buik-mests firm; short
ribe. $3.50. Bacon quiet and nrm: short. RIBS,
Hogs steady; common and light ts5Oss4ss;
packing and butchers, 5.Dsti7a
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. O., June 6-Turpsnfne
strained, s0c. Tar arm at u.ib. Crude turpea-
tine nrm; hard. s.is; yeilov'dip. taio; virgin
s2.sA
LOUISVILLE. June G--0raip and provisions
quiet and unchanged,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Rlec;ion-No markets
COTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK. Va. June G-.co'son nrm
middiiDg, II slec. Net receipts, 20 bates;
gross receipts. no bales; stock. s.sis bales
sales, 10 bales; exports--coastwise, f0s bales;
10 Great Britain, - bales; 10 France, -
bales; 10 tho Continent, - bales.
WILMINGTON. ". c.. June 6-cottou
frm; middling, iiKc. Net roceip,s, - bales
gross receipts. bales; sales. - bales:
stock. Lass bales; exports-coastyise. zir
bales; 70 the Continent - bales: 20 Great
Britain. - bales; 70 France. - balcs.
SAVANNAH. GA, June 6.-Cotfou nrn;
middliDg i0Hc. Net receipts. 1i6 bales;
gross receipts. h6 bales; sales, bale
stock, asl0 bales: exports-coastwise, ~ bales;
10 the Continent, - bales: 20 GraA Britain,
- bales: 10 France, - bales.
AUGUSTA, GA. June s.-Cou0n firm: mid
ding. lie. Receipts. ~ bales sales. 10 bales
middliDg. 10Ac. Net receipts, 10 balos gross
receipts, 10 bales; sales, bales; stock ~
bales; exports--to Great Britain, - bsie,;
20 the Continent - bales; coastwise, "a
bales: 10 France - bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
HIw YORK, June 6.--Cotton-Net receipts.
none: gfces receipts. s9i bales Futures closed
steady: sales. 5s,eOc bales; June sil.SiatiLS;
July. sii.37: August. Sii.f0; Scp'embei. tiLe
October. $40. 3Sati0 80; November. tl0llau0lx;
December. fii.0Sasit.o3; January, toisahoiA
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
REPORTED for the D'sPaichl
JUNE 6-1he market continues steady with
very smsll sales. Primo. sHc.; extra prime.
$40.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dlspatcb.I
JUNE 6-Maiket steady. Sales reported on
private terms Prime, 3ksic. fancy, 4kc.;
common. 2aSc. shelled, ease. factory hand
picked. 4ai'sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
The Mechanics Institute.

Tie closing exercises OF this valuable
educational Institution will take place n
The Theatre Tonight, beginning at s O'Clock.
ThcIe will be an introductory address OF
Eve minutes by President George A. Aims.
he: after s. hitch Messrs. c. L. i. Burgwyu,
A. n +. BIllings.ea, and LYON G. Tyler
will deliver nGCr,sses, which will be OF Ia.
tcIe-t to The students aud TO the general
public. Thee three gentlemen belong 20
The corps OF Instructors. and have abundant
material from which TO draw for this occa'
sion.
eMcchanics' destitute is anight school,
and during the year now drawing 10 aclost
mere than 80 young men have received
instIuction IN useful branches of know.
ledge. IL is supported by contributions
from life and contributing members and an
approximation from the city, aud Is dong 3
work Of great value.
4 hand ~ music has been engaged for
the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
The ErickInyers' Troubles In Chi
cagO.
IBy telegraph to tho Dispaich.I

tBy Telegraph 10 inc Dlspdlch.I
CHICAGO. June "a local paper -sy> the
master builders ale thinking sciiousiy OF
sendmg to Canada for brichiiyer~ 10 take
the place Of tie strikers. II i, generally
admitted that bricklayers are not coming to
the city very rapidly in answer TO adSer-
tsen culs. y cooperative brick compqnN
was ORGANIZED Saturday with capital >tock
OF $4,000. The Knights OF Labor control
seventy. five shares and the brlcklayerN
union twenty-five shares. The new
company has completed the purchase
Of land, which The Knights have been try
ing to get hold Of for long time. Tbe
brick. making machines are bought and set
up. over 100 men, it is said, will com
ncncc making brick at once. Speaking Of
'be new enterprise, President VOrkeller'
of The biicklayers' union, said: elf The
dealer> won't supply organized labor with
material organized labor wiIlsupply itselT."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
CHURCHES AND THEIR WORK.
Meeting OF the Presbyterian sun
dny.SehooI Uuiou-Other Notes.

The Presbyterian Sunday schools OF
Richmond and Manchester gathered In full
force on Sundsy afternoon in the Second
church 10 celebrate their anniversary. The
entire body Of the church was Oiled with
children and teachers, and the galleries
with parents and friends.
Mr.. j. ID. X. Sleight, president, occupied
The chair, with MIR. II. II. Gillian secretary.
Rev. Drs. Read, Richardson, aod Drew,
ana Reys. Stuart, Martin, and Kerr were
present, aud. after the opening hymn,
praycr wss offered by Rev. X. y. Kerr. aud
the sweet story OF "Nsaman's Little haid"
vas read by Rev. J. G. Stuart
The secretary presented the following
statistical report for the year, remarklne
that the report Of the Grace-Strtet school
was incomplete, owing 20 the sickness OF
its secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
IEENDER son.
Vance Superior Court Building
BOOm-TObaccO.

BoOm-TObaccO.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
HENDERSON, n. c.. June 6, 1887.
The Superior Court Of Vance county has
just closed. Judge James ii. Merrlman
presided, and all agree that he could not be
surpassed as judge in either Judicial Or
executive ability.
The homiclCc case Of The State Us. John
Norwood, for killing j. \. S.oner, was con.
tlnucd until next court.
The Few Jail was used for the first time
during last court. 1t Il small but splen-
did building. II Is well titte up with steel
cells. and is a model Of security and clean
lincss.
The building boom has struck the town
again. The largest building Tor which
gIound has been broken so far is the new
brick warehouse OF ID. Y. Cooper. IL will
be 1l0x2O0 ftel, and will be well fitted up
with every msflefn convenience. Messrs.
Straus q Roab will commence another new
thIee.stoIy brick prize-house in short
time.
The tobacco market here last week was
very active. Che warehouses had large
breaks, which com handed fine prices. Our
marktt is one Of tie few in this section
that has kept up its trade during this
season in quantity and quality.
The new crop is now about planted, but
there Is by no means good stand. In
fact, the rayages Of the cutworm and grass
hopper have been fearful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

A concert will be given at the Theatre
tomorrow night for the joint benefit OF the
Soldiers Home and the Male Orphan Ny.
lum II this city. The celebrated ban from
the soldiers BONE at Hampton and Pro-
isssor Jacob Reinbardi. Mrs. Jobu II.
Knowles, Captain Frank w. Cuunlng ham,
Mr.. Louis Pizzlni, and others will take
part IN the entertainment. The affair pro
mhes 10 be quite musical event and will
draw crowded house, and it will be made
the occasion Of The presentation OF fllg t.
Tee amp by Mrs. Lee and other ladies
The ptsehtation speech VIII be by Secre'
iSTy cf.tbe-t commonwealth Fl0uTnOy and
the leception speech will be by Senator j.
f. Ellyson.
MembeIs of any military organization 10
The city are requested ~ attend the concert
IN uniform. and ibe ladies' are expected In
he ~ 6Vcii ing dress.
Ihe toN.sheet opened yesterday morn
ing at MOs,s & CO. store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
Piumer.Memoriai College.

WYIuEvILLE. Va, June G.-rhe com
menceu ent exercises OF Plumer- Memorial
College-Rey. S. Il. Preston president
commenced on yesterday with bacclIau-
roate sermon by the venerable DIR. iheO
doric PRYOR. The services were held in
tue Methodist church. which was crowded.
To-day Major Hoge Tyler, OF Pnlask!, d.
iyered the annual address before the
graduating class OF the college. lie handled
the theme, Woman-iler Sphere" in Il
cbaste and elegant manner. Some OF his
comparisons and illustrations called forth
prolonged applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

Al stated meetiug OF henrlco Union
7 odoe. No. 1870, A. II. aud A. ~, held at
,heIr hall. on Twenty-fith street. last night,
me following officers were elected for the
snsnIrg twelve months WorShipful S. w.
Tsyrar. worshipiul master; w. u. Wal.
dran. senior warden; Joseph w. Carter,
snnior earden; Worshlpful w. Nj. VII
usn,s treasurer; William Wilson, sec.
ra,sxy. Alexander w. Pearce, senior dea-
con, John Il. Rose. junior deacon. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
MARKETS By rELRaasPs
NEW YORK.

NEW Yosx, June Cotton quiet; sales, 1856
bales; uplands, IL 7-i6c. Orleans, IlAc.; net
receipts. 1893 bales oxports-to Great Britain,
n bales; TO the Continent, 526 bales: stock
33,493 bales. Southern -four firm common TO
fair extra, SO. i0as4: good 20 choice, s5as5 q.
Wheat Helc. higher and fairly active; June.
6A ago l3-l6c.; July, 9jzsa96tc. Corn Kaye
higher; No. 2, June, i71n41zsc.; July, FAa
lsAc. Oats ha4c. higher; No. 9, 3< a33i4c. /;
June. 331lc. July, 33I<a33hc. Hops quiet aud
unchanged. Cofiee-Fair Rio strong at sSs5O !;
No. Rio active and higher; June, SO 5Oas2O. -
July, ~. e0aS2f. Sugar quiet and steady; re-
fined steady. Molasses quiet aud firm. Rice
steady. Cotton-eeed oil-3ic. for crude, 40a
40Hc. for refined Resin quiet at 81. 25asi.30.
Turpentine steady a, Sa3JHc. Hides firm aud
rather quiet Wool steady. Pork duh and I'M
changed. Beef steady; beef hams dun. Cut
meats hrm and quiet. Middles dull and nomi-
nal Lard shade lower and very duh western
steam, ssaoai6.g1; June, $3.50; July, soc;
city steam, ss.60as6.65; refined, s.. Freights
dull.
BALTIMORE. ND, June 6.-Cotton steady and
dull; middling. 1ikc. Flour higher for high
grade city mills; Howard-street and western
super, s25eas3 10; 90. extra, sa25s$l9o: do.
family. g. 15as450: city. mills super, s25oas3 !;
do. extra, s. 25as3.7j: DO. Rio brands, tL75as5 I:
Patapsco superlative patent, s5.45; do. family,
s5ia Whest-ssuthsrn steady and quiet; red.
s4as6c. amber, s6a9Sc.: western higher and
Quiots Nv. Wiutcf icus bpot, VAttofsC- (,
June, 8hc bid; July. 9it.a9iHc; August, 92s
92Ic.: September, esa92hc. Corn-Southorn
steady: white, oia5sc. yellow, isai9. wes.srn
duh; mixed spot. 4sal7kc.; June, 47ai75sc.
Oats firm; southern aaa Pennsylvania, 3is
SSKc.; western white, 35a39c.; western mixed,
sia35c. Rye arm at xa5ac. hay easy; prime
TO choice western, si4atli1 Provisions quiet
and steady. Mess pork. SloaSi7. Brik-meats--
Shoulders and clear-rtb sides, packed. az and
axe. Bacon Shoulders. 74asAc.; clesr-rib
sides, &c.; hams, iskaiic. Lard Refined. SIC.
Butter steady: western packed. 5atic.: cream
cry. isaisc. Eggs higher ss i5c. Petroleum
steady; refined, 6xc. Coffee higher; Rio car
goes, ordinary 10 fair, sik assc. sugar--A soft
5kc. copper refined steady at skaS4c. Wits
key quiet At q. i4a$i.iA Freighu 10 Liverpool
psr steamer steady and quiet; cotton. "a.
hour, IL. 3D.: grain, IND.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. June s.-Fiour steady but dull.
Wheat very duh; closed urn; No. Erred, cash,
e6kc.; June, s8hc, Corn steady and dull ;
cash. S7aS7jlc. bid; June, S6axc. bid. Oats quiet
and firm cash, ~ asssc Juac, s7Ac. whisxey
steady at fioA Provisions firm. Pork irres,i-
lar; new, ti5. Lard arm At $50. Dry-saitsd
meats lboxedl-- Shoulders. sAo7k; long clear,
$50; clear ribs, x.sosszs7H; short clear,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07

worsbipful master made the following ap.
po;ntnents: Worshipful y r. Kelley.
chaplain; Worsbipful John Pit. ste ward
aud ti,r. Stewards committee: john G..
Gibson. John Romer. Jr., w. J. Pelrmin,
II. G. Garrison, and J. II. Nu,kols. Wor-
sbiptn II. II. Richardson, representative TO
The Masonic Relief Board. This make
iwfniy.two successive times tint Mr.. Wi.
fam Whom has been elected secretary Of
This Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-07
CITY Circuit Court.

TIE following cases were disposed OF in
this court Yesterday:
The Northeastern Mutual Life-lnsurancC
Compsny against Henry A. Atkinson, Jr.
Ca uishee dismissed.
Lucy Il Rogers against National Mutual
Aid society OF Virginia. Continued unit
mex; term
Dr. +. G. Smith against William II. How
ARD. ,IuGe ment confessed for 500.
John L. Griffith against Christopher
Baker. Dismissed.
John A. Roeblng's Sons Company, OF
New Jersey, against George NJ. Donaldson
Verdict for &C, 900, with interest from DE
cen,ber 2S, 1885. The suit was brought Il
recover payment for material and labor
furnished IN erecting wire.rope tram way